"Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Paulette McGinley Trinkle, 49, of Dublin, who died suddenly in a Roanoke hospital yesterday, were announced this morning.
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p. m. from the Dublin Methodist church with the Rev. W. S. Steele officiating.
Burial will follow in the Dublin cemetery.
She is survived; by her husband, Lacy L. Trinkle; a daughter, Miss Louise Trinkle, of Longwood college; two sisters, Mrs. Alva M. Lewis and Miss Evelyn McGinley, both of Washington, D. C., and a brother, Carlton B. McGinley, of Newberg, Md. Laides of the Methodist church will act as flowerbearers. Active pallbearers will include R. A. Dobyns, W. M. Anderson, G: C. Bell, H. R. Cecil, C. D. Glendy, R. S. Cecil, Frank Zeigler and Clyde Walsh;
Mrs. Trinkle, who was born and grew up in Pulaski, was the daughter of the late G. W. McGinley. She was educated in Farmville State Teacher's college and taught in Dublin. She was well-known in music circles in this area and was active in the church and community life of Dublin.
THE SOUTHWEST TIMES. PULASKI, VA,, THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1951"
She was the first wife of Lacy Lyons Trinkle.
"Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Paulette McGinley Trinkle, 49, of Dublin, who died suddenly in a Roanoke hospital yesterday, were announced this morning.
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p. m. from the Dublin Methodist church with the Rev. W. S. Steele officiating.
Burial will follow in the Dublin cemetery.
She is survived; by her husband, Lacy L. Trinkle; a daughter, Miss Louise Trinkle, of Longwood college; two sisters, Mrs. Alva M. Lewis and Miss Evelyn McGinley, both of Washington, D. C., and a brother, Carlton B. McGinley, of Newberg, Md. Laides of the Methodist church will act as flowerbearers. Active pallbearers will include R. A. Dobyns, W. M. Anderson, G: C. Bell, H. R. Cecil, C. D. Glendy, R. S. Cecil, Frank Zeigler and Clyde Walsh;
Mrs. Trinkle, who was born and grew up in Pulaski, was the daughter of the late G. W. McGinley. She was educated in Farmville State Teacher's college and taught in Dublin. She was well-known in music circles in this area and was active in the church and community life of Dublin.
THE SOUTHWEST TIMES. PULASKI, VA,, THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1951"
She was the first wife of Lacy Lyons Trinkle.
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"PAULETTE M. TRINKLE / MAR. 27, 1901 / MAR. 14, 1951"
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